RX-79 app analytics for October 21

RX-79 is a breath synthesizer for wind MIDI controllers (Roland Aerophone, Akai EWI, Flow and other USB or Bluetooth MIDI instruments). Built by a saxophone player and tuned by actually blowing every sound. [Sounds] - 15 acoustic tones: soprano, alto and baritone sax, clarinet, oboe, flute, trumpet, euphonium and more. Real recordings and harmonic modeling respond to your breath, so brightness and body move with how hard you blow. - 26 electric tones: brass, leads and basses with the fat, bright wind synth character. - SJ PACK (in-app purchase): 4 signature tones by saxophonist SJ. Preview each for 30 seconds before buying. [SJ ENGINE] - Soft breath noise: the quieter you play, the more air you hear, like a real horn. - Note connection: legato notes flow with expressive or sliding transitions. - Tonguing: the engine detects each tongue stop and restarts the attack cleanly. [Performance screen] - Tap the display to spin through sounds like a dial, with a haptic tick per step. - Four pads adjust breath sensitivity, curve, attack, decay, brightness, vibrato and effects while you play. - Save any tweaked sound with one SAVE tap. Switch between acoustic and electric lists with one button. - Rotate the phone for a landscape layout. [Connection] - USB (camera adapter) or Bluetooth MIDI wind controllers are detected automatically. Breath (CC2, CC11, aftertouch), pitch bend and vibrato (CC1) are supported. - Play along with backing tracks from other apps. Sound works even with the silent switch on. [Notes] - A wind controller is required to play. You can audition every sound with the SOUND TEST button in SETUP. - No internet connection needed. No data collected.